World News Summit Tanaka Nixon Agree on Trade
President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka reached broad agreement to ease immediate trade tensions and pursue policies to boost ties with China. They pledged to reduce the US trade deficit through measures including subsidies and enhanced dialogue on security and regional stability. The leaders also signaled forthcoming high level talks to advance trade and diplomatic ties, including potential steps toward reducing trade imbalances within a reasonable period.
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Riot at US Army depot protests as clashes erupt
More than 69 people including several policemen were involved in a four hour clash near the US Army supply depot. Rocks were thrown as demonstrators clashed with police. Police say 22 students were arrested. The disturbance began when authorities tried to stop protesters from leaving a march and joining a nearby rally.
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McGovern cites erosion of civil rights by Nixon
Senator McGovern charged the Nixon administration with eroding basic rights through wiretaps without court orders, indiscriminate data leaks, and no knock police entries. He accused the White House of pressuring courts and attempting to undermine an independent press and Supreme Court independence.
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Thai police probe key witness in Somchai case
Thailand police questioned hostess Rangkor as a key witness in the case against police lieutenant Somchai Chaiyasuta. He faces premeditated murder charges for allegedly placing a gift-wrapped bomb aboard a Cathay Pacific flight to Hong Kong, killing 58 people including his fiancée and his eight-year-old daughter. Somchai, 29, is detained in solitary confinement while denying the charges.
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Bomb hidden suitcase blamed for Yugoslav DC-9 crash
A Czechoslovak investigating commission said a time bomb in a suitcase in the forward luggage compartment caused last January’s Yugoslav DC-9 crash that killed 27. An anonymous Swedish caller later claimed Croatian emigrants were responsible.
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Brainwashing charge colors US POW releases in Hanoi
Dave Dellinger said the military brainwashed U S prisoners freed by North Vietnam and he plans to return them to the United States by civilian airliner to avoid military handling. He spoke at Kennedy Airport after Paris talks and seeks court permission to enter Hanoi to escort the prisoners home.
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Major battle near Lai Khe in Saigon area report
Major clash between Government and North Vietnamese troops about 30 miles north of Saigon resulted in heavy casualties on both sides. Official counts listed 83 Communist dead while South Vietnamese losses included wounded and many missing, with fishing for further figures continuing.
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Army clears most actions over My Lai killings
The Army said it cleared most administrative actions from the My Lai massacre case. Lt Col Parson received a Legion of Merit and a letter of censure while Lt Calley remains court martialed for the killings. Captain Dennis Johnson was reprimanded. Staff Sergeant Kenneth Hodges would be discharged and barred from reenlistment.
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